I like Beth's. Sure you might feel like you need to get a Tetnes shot after eating at this old school Ballard Dive but the diverse crowed of Truck drivers,Punks,Moms and Dads "Clerks"style bickering of the employees with the regulars as they serve a pretty mean breakfast it's all worth it. I went to Beth's after seeing it on the Food network for their Famous Twelve egg omelet ;which i have not tried but i am looking forward to the challenge. I did however had a pretty good greasy spoon egg and biscuit breakfast drowned in sausage gravy after rolling out of bed at 2p.m (you have to do it like that or never went to bed to have the Beth Cafe Experience) but it's a experience and a breakfast i would like to do that again especial the challenge of the 12 egg omelet. read more

There was lipstick on my glass of water. The silverware's was still dirty. There where spider webs everywhere. The food was good tho.

At first the exterior seems a bit like a hole in the wall. The yelp pics look kinda cheapy diner feel. But don't judge a book by its cover. There was about 30 minute wait for our group of four. Great portion sizes. I'm vegetarian so I ordered a side of eggs, english muffin and waffle with strawberries. It was so good and enjoyed every bite. I think the only thing that is missing is if they served mimosas. I loved the decor! You could stare at the walls all day and enjoy the art from regular 8x10 sheets of paper, everything from paint to crayon. Great place to enjoy brunch and stroll around Greenlake park across the street. Great way to spend your afternoon. Definitely wouldn't mind coming back. read more

eat here if u like big nasty hairs in your food! YUM! never gonna go here again i used to like it. read more

Beth's Cafe - EAT HERE IF U LIKE BIG NASTY HAIRS IN YOUR FOOD! YUM! - American Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Good food. Good place to chill. Waiters are fast and helpful. It's interesting to see the bums coming in and out of the place. I got some helpful advice from some guy talking about his $300,000 debt. I think that I would be drunk too if I were that deep in a hole.... ANYWAYS. My friends and I came here because of Man vs. Food. I love the 12 egg omelette and i don't know why, but the food tastes even better the day after. Every time we come here, we always get great service. The food is fast. The wait is quick. It's kinda dirty inside those booths though ... my sandal came off and my foot landed in some goo. I don't even want to think about what that was .... The place could be a bit cleaner, but I'm not that picky of a person, so as long as my food is great, I don't care. Parking is hard to find on a busy day. read more

I was reading other negative reviews of this place and I was annoyed by the lack of perception. If you come to Beth's expecting world class cuisine or superior service go to Dennys. LOL Beth is an iconic greasy spoon with awesome atmosphere so if you are looking to raise your cholesterol points or need to have a late night meal that will sober you up Beth's will definitely satisfy. If you are in a hurry go somewhere else. read more

Beth's Cafe is an experience any PNW native should experience at least once or 3x in my case. Do not expect a super clean cafe. This place is borderline dirty, but that's what makes it so fun. The walls are covered with drawings by customers with crayons that Beth's has supplied so there's your atmosphere. The staff is friendly. One waitress 'meows' repeatedly. The food probably is not the healthiest, but you probably already knew that. There claim to fame is their 12 egg omelette's so you can imagine the portion size is gonna be big so you'll be sure to have leftover for later. In my opinion their omelette's taste even better the next day! I highly recommend the Triple Bypass or the Makin' Bacon! read more

Beth's Cafe - Makin' Bacon w/Sourdough toast! Yum! - American Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Oh, greasy spoon, how I love you. This Seattle staple is a great breakfast spot. They are famous for their 12-egg omelettes, which come served on a pizza pan. It really is an amazing sight. And if 12 eggs isn't enough for you, most breakfasts come with all-you-can-eat hash browns. I think I'm in heaven. While you wait for your food, feel free to let your eyes wander to the walls, which are blanketed with the crayon-tastic drawings created by the children (and by children of course, I mean twenty-somethings in an alcohol induced state). And, they're open 24 hours for those nights when breakfast makes sense at 3am. Actually, when doesn't breakfast make sense? The breakfasts are good, the ambiance is good. Expect greasy spoon, get greasy spoon. And love it. read more

Wow! All I can say is wow! The last time I was at Beth's was years ago, so when my friends wanted to go I was very excited to try them out again. Obviously everyone knows that Beth's is open 24/7 cool concept! Oh and they have drawings from customers all over the walls? Cooler concept! Oh and they have a tiny arcade to top it off which personally adds to the allure of Beth's. We all know about the massive omelette they make and the consensus is that they're great! But when I went everyone tried different aspects of Beth's menu. From chicken strips to a bagel sandwich (other options were chosen) everyone was satisfied! Personally my food was cooked perfectly and I have no complaints. They also have milkshakes and my friend got the fiddy milkshake and he loved it. It was literally overflowing with milky goodness! I plan on returning again and again to Beth's. read more

Beth's Cafe - Small arcade in the cafe - American Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Maybe it's just how you act or what they read off of you but, unlike other reviewers, I've never had anything except great service from Beth's. They're playful (sometimes squeezing into our booth to take our orders, etc.), they're never lax (coffee is always full), and they never mess up an order... ever. The food is exactly what it should be and if you go in there expecting upscale 'diner' food, you'll be disappointed to find it is real diner food: completely questionable, gastronomically deviant, and ridiculously rich. Whether it's a Northsider or just tates and brown gravy, I always walk away pleased. I have a lot of great memories in that place which may color my bias a bit. We used to get into a lot of trouble for queuing up Tom Jones' 'What's New Pussycat' over and over and over again (eventually, it was removed from the jukebox). Man those were the days... read more

I got the 6 egg omelette with ham and bell peppers and it was so good and filling! Enough for 2 meals and great portion for the price:)

The trip to Beth's Cafe was definitely unique! The cafe was easy to find, and true to what we read, parking wasn't as easy to find. However, we did drive in the alley behind the cafe and found a wide open lot where we parked easily! We arrived around 8 a.m. on a Sunday and there was plenty of available seating. The whole staff that we encountered was very friendly. The menu looked like it had a lot of great options. Despite wanting to try the omelets, we both settled on the scrambles, and it was still a ton of food! We upgraded to the Amish Friendship bread, and it tasted just like we remembered it. The homemade jam on the table was a great add as well. Our meals came fairly quickly and were huge plates of goodness. I loved all of the melted butter on my toast, the perfect crispiness of the hashbrowns, and the fresh veggies in the scramble. I was stuffed after only eating about half of everything. The atmosphere here is definitely a diner feel. The walls are covered in pictures that have been drawn and we were definitely entertained by those. We also appreciated customers of all types who arrived. Definitely an experience! read more

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This is definitely a 'come as you are' establishment and it is an experience worth having (at least once). Although I LOVE the idea of all you can eat hashbrowns and omelets that will break the scale, the reality is I just need a good cup of coffee if I'm going to be anywhere in my pajamas. That- this place doesn't have but what they do have is plenty for the eyes to take in (character! gotta love it!). The wait staff are as individualized as the cigarrette butt in the bannister (yes, there are cigarettes and cigarette butts on the bannister outside -just look up, you can't miss it). I would have loved this place 20 years ago (when I could actually finish the omelette myself and not cared that I showed up in my pajamas, but alas, my age and diet keeps me at bay). Great place to go the morning after an all nighter. read more

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I was expecting more from this place after hearing many of my friends and Yelpers rave about it. But I was deeply disappointed. Walking in, it felt homey. Usually, places that feel homey know what they're doing. My dad has always told me that the coziest, filthiest restaurants are usually the best. Beth's is an exception. The food is nothing awesome. Perhaps I have to eat it when I'm intoxicated or have a huge hangover. It's greasy to an uncomfortable point. I like hash browns but not drenched in fat. Honestly, my favorite thing about my whole dish (The Sampler is what I ordered) were the toasts. And that's sad. I couldn't even eat all of it, partly because the portions were so huge but also because I could feel my arteries clogging as I took each bite. I didn't even take my leftovers home (and believe me when I say I will take ANYTHING I left on my plate home....even if it's just a couple bites worth). I was full but not in that "Being this full is worth it because the food was so amazing" way but more like "I feel like I need to go run 5 marathons because I'm full of crap." I'd rather go to Shari's. read more

A friend of mine took me there after an early bus ride to Seattle. He said it was a divey diner but the food is really good. And YES! The food was really good! (given the price) They have a good selection of combos to choose from, for people who eat very little to big portions. The most awesome thing is you can draw while you wait! They provide white paper and some crayons. Customers can express their artistic abilities during the wait- how cool is that? Best of all, your artwork will be put on the wall! Some of them were really fantastic, you certainly won't get bored waiting :) read more

Finally checked out Beth's because it was 2:30 a.m. and we didn't feel like eating at JITB. Over an hour wait for a table at this well-known Seattle eatery. We opted for the 30 minute wait for to-go. I ordered something vegetarian off the menu, which they were out of, so I then just got hashbrowns and scrambled eggs. I will say that the hashbrowns were a big serving, cooked perfectly but there was nothing really special. Greasy spoon food. I actually would have preferred JITB. The service was rude at best, typical hipster flair! There was no where to stand inside or out, but luckily, at that hour the place next door let us stand inside. I'm happy we finally tried out the infamous Beth's but sadly, won't be going back. I don't ever eat at Denny's, but would eat there over here anyday, which makes me sick to my stomach just considering it. read more

Wait staff-3 stars, we felt rushed to put in our order food-3.5 stars, bacon was delicous, eggs were cooked hard, but I like them that way, and pancakes sucked! ambiance- haha, none read more

Me and my boyfriend went here because we saw it on Man Vs Food. It was so good. We had to wait for 25 mintues, but it was worth the wait. I had the french toast and 2 eggs with sauage and meat in it. My boyfriend had the pancakes with whip cream and strawberries. If you want some good breakfast go to Beth's Cafe read more

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2 Words To Describe Beth's Cafe: Artwork & Breakfast. -Draw and leave your art on the wall -Eat breakfast the size for 2 people -Parking is rough, carpool -Price is so fair Eat in the morning or at night, Beth's Cafe got you covered. read more

If you're interesting in attempting to do the 12-egg/pizza tray omelet challenge, here's a tip: don't order the Southwestern Exposure. The SE comes w/ chili, which means beans and can be very filling along with the greasy hash browns. Choose either veggie, bacon, and another one w/ ham and mushroom to make it easier. I've done this twice; once on a dare and another time b/c I was hungry as hell. The problem is not the actual omelet, it's the hash browns, especially the grease from it. I divide my omelet into quarters and eat it that way. My throat feels like closing up after half way through it and each bite starts to trigger my gag reflex when I did it the first time w/ the SE omelet. Other than that, Beth's Cafe is just a cool hole in the wall place w/ good food. The drawings on the walls are pretty funny. read more

Beth's pretty much epitomises American predilection for decadence and gluttony. It's shabby, it serves enough food on a single plate to feed a starving family of six, and it shines at its mission for fabulous mediocrity in all other ways. Every time I go to Beth's I end up with enough food to last me the rest of the day. Their omelettes only come in two sizes: six or twelve eggs, and are served on top of a messy pile of delicious hashbrowny goodness. Their muffins are more than decent, too, and they make an awesome Boca burger. People complain about the service here, but I have never had a bad experience. Far from it, the staff have always been complete sweethearts to me. Perhaps that's because I look them in the eye, speak to them politely, and tip well. Amazing how treating your servers with dignity and respect can completely transform your dining experience. The actual dining room looks pretty damn grimy, but the food is made right in front of your eyes, so you know exactly where it's coming from. A paint job would really do the place some good, but... it's Beth's. You're not going there for ambiance, you're going there to stuff your face full of all things bad for you and then go lay on your couch in a food coma, alternating between morbid downward spirals of calorie-induced shame and a state of drug-like euphoria. read more

I really wanted to not like this place because of its popularity. I thought, "It's just a greasy spoon. How good can it be?" I have to say, I've been won over. This place kicks ass. To be sure, this is not a fancy place. If that's what you're expecting, you are an idiot, sir. But if you have a beer buzz and you want to stuff your face with a basket of tater tots and a breakfast burger with a fucking fried egg on it enveloped in a blanket of cheese, then you have come to the right place, Jim. When we were leaving, some drunk asshole was making a scene about calling for a table before hand. Apparently, it's first come, first served. God bless the staff at Beth's. I imagine they deal with drunk assholes on a nightly basis. If you order decaf coffee, they serve it to you with a cute kitty cat coaster. That is awesome. This is a great place to get some food when everywhere else is closed and you're starving. I'm now a believer in this Seattle gem. read more

WHAT IS ALL THE HYPE ABOUT? This place is simply unsanitary and cramped. If you look on the floor there is food everywhere. Also the SERVICE IS SO SLOW. Waited 30 minutes to get a table, then after our order was taken, waited another 35 minutes during a not so busy day. BEWARE DONT TOUCH ANYTHING BECAUSE EVERYTHING YOU TOUCH WILL BE STICKY FROM COUNTLESS GREASY HANDS TOUCHING EVERYTHING. Water and OJ are simply left on the counter right at the front door out in the open, which to me is a little gross. Game room is a cramped space for all people waiting. That or you can wait outside next to loud zooming cars. And finally the prices. For the cheap effort of workers and ingredients you do not get any of your money's worth. read more

The service i don't even know what to say becouse I have never been to a restaurant that they run out off coffee cups and they give you a to go cup and when you ask the waitress why she ignors you Food ok But what my family and I didn't like the most was that even though the place is very popular and was voted Best its a dirty place they need to clen that restaurant from the cealing to the floor read more

During my wild child days the first time I lived in Seattle, 13 years ago, Beth's was the place we went at 1:00 a.m. to sober up enough to get to sleep without that funky feeling. Back then, you could order a plate of all you can eat hashbrowns for $1.99, which I found was complimented well by a lusciously thick blueberry milkshake. Times have changed, and so have my habits, but Beth's hashbrowns are still the finest I have ever tasted. The first weekend after I moved back up to my favorite gloomy city, I shared the Beth's experience with my husband. Of course, now, we go for an 8:00 a.m. breakfast like the responsible grownups we think we are, though that didn't stop him from asking for some crayons so he could add to the art collection on the wall. The AYCE hashbrowns are only served with a full breakfast now, which is fine because I have more than $1.99 in my pocket nowadays, not to mention their meaty thick cut bacon is always cooked to perfection - not too crisp, not to soggy, so I'm happy to order a full meal! I have eaten at some of the finest restaurants on the west coast, but I'll always feel satisfied eating at Beth's. The service is awful, the seats are uncomfortable, the crowds of people waiting for a table rarely take the time to bathe before they leave their abodes, but none of that matters when those hashbrowns hit your mouth! read more

Beth's is my seattle comfort food. Yes it is a little greasy at times, yes too big of servings ( for me, hehmm ) but damn they feed you, provide you with an interesting atmosphere with the crayon art covered walls ( which I have contributed to throughout the years ) a jukebox that is always playing music, and have a staff that are friendly but not overkill joy joy bubbly, or rude asses that seem to hate their job. I dig it. Immensely. The food, like I said is comfort, I go there a few times a year for an early hearty ham scramble breakfast to start my day or end my night. It is a dive, a joint, a hole in wall and you should try it. It may be your cup of joe. read more

Open 24hrs for the last god knows how many years. How often do you think things get properly cleaned? Everything is covered in grease. Every booth, doorhandle, coffee cup, and children's drawing on the wall from 10 years ago. I convinced my girlfriend to come here on the way to an auto shop up on Aurora. The food actually TASTES good, but I have gotten chest pain from eating it every single time. I've eaten at Beth's three times and gotten chest pain from their food, you guessed it, three times. This is the kind of food that is killing america. But hey, they're open all the time, so when the high wears off at 4am you can still get something to eat! read more

Best heart-attack on a pizza plate you will ever experience. After hearing that this place was part of the Man vs. Food challenge, and that he didn't finish it, I had to give it a go. I went with a few of my housemates who do not happen to share my taste for gluttony, and they ordered some tiny egg plate with what looked like good food. I ordered the 12 egg omelet, ham and cheese style - nothing too fancy. It. comes. on. a. pizza. platter. its that big, with all the hash browns underneath it. The eggs were amazing, a bit greasy but not too bad. The hash browns were a bit soggy, not my style (I like em crispy) but I didn't specify in my order. I will next time. The food tasted great, the service seemed pretty quick and the staff was fairly nice considering it was early morning on a weekend. Maybe if others weren't so rude to the waitstaff, they would get a nicer response? just my take. So after spending 30 minutes eating the 12 egg omelet, I finished and the staff let me sit there for a bit as I collected myself. I had just put on about 6 lbs after all. I rose to the cheers from outside as people had been watching me finish and walked over and paid for the meal. 18 bucks for an omelet the size of a pizza...I didnt eat for 14 hours after that. It was worth it. go try it. Everyone should be able to say they looked death in the face...and then poured hot sauce on it :) 4 stars for cool place to eat, nice people, interesting location and good food. minus 1 star for very busy, kinda cramped and soggy hash browns :( read more

Last time I ate at Beth's, I had a good time, but I must've been way too excited about the giant omelettes to notice everything else. When I went in today, the atmosphere/service/everything was pretty crappy, to say the least. Our waitress was extremely short with us. She led us in and threw menus down on our table and walked away without a word. Then a few minutes later, she shouted at my friend, "Do you want coffee?" He said yes, and she abruptly turned to me and said, "What about you?" I said no, and before I could tell her what I DID want to drink, she walked away. Um. Okay. She came back about five minutes later and said brusquely, "You want to eat?" ... what? It took about 10-15 minutes for our food to come out (we both ordered two pancakes with eggs). While we were waiting, a different waiter came in and seated two people. They and we were the only folks in the place at the time. He immediately started loudly complaining that they were closing soon and that he would take their order, but they really shouldn't have come in because "people keep coming in, and we're closing soon, and you're not reading our sign." I thought that was pretty weird but didn't pay much attention because he was talking to the other table. Wrong. He then stood in the middle of the room and shouted, "Hey! Yeah! I'm talking to all of you! We're closing soon, so once you get your food, you need to get out of here like mad hatters!" Finally our waitress came back, dropped two plates on the table, said, "Time to eat," and left. She did not come back into the room for the rest of our meal. The food was alright (though my apple juice was served in a child's-size plastic tumbler) but not nearly what I remembered. In all, while it wasn't horrible (the food was alright, which thus redeemed it), it was definitely not worth the trouble. It was some of the weirdest and/or rudest treatment I've ever experienced in a restaurant. I've worked as a server and I tip much larger than average, but even this merited 10% if I really stretched my imagination. I wouldn't recommend this place, sadly. (Yes, even if drunk or stoned.) read more

I enjoy coming to Beth's for the atmosphere. I always get the 6 egg omlette my way. Love the unlimited hash browns and their jams. They also give you crayons and paper and they have a juke box. A fun place if you can deal with the occasional long wait and somewhat rude staff. read more

We pulled an all nighter moving last night and decided to get some food at Beth's. There was a bit of a wait because of the drunk and high people looking for a bite to eat after a night out. It was about 3am at the time a the place was still busy. I ordered a Belgian waffle with two eggs and ham and a side of Amish bread. BF had the country biscuit with hash browns, sausage, and scrambled egg. My waffle was a little over cooked because it was more on the crunchy side. My bf's dish was huge and had double sausage because the gravy also had huge yummy chunks of sausage. He took half home, which is a first. He usually finishes everything. The Amish bread was really good, like a very moist cinnamon sugar muffin. Yum! read more

I haven't been here since the smoking ban....because I'm scared to. I can only imagine what has been revealed since the smoke haze has left for good....I'm sure it isn't pretty. I have always wanted to experience Beth's on a drunken bender, but have only come here for breakfast with a boyfriend in tow. We were always too busy drawing elephant sex organs in red crayon and duct taping them to the wall to notice the slow service. Bring back the smoke cloud, and I'll be back, I've got my crayons! read more

I respect this place more than I like the taste of it. Being on Aurora, and in relatively close proximity to many bars, it's the go-to post-bar meal for most people in North Seattle looking for something to soak up the alcohol in their system. Even better, they let the adults color and the wall is covered in mostly-horrible, but sometimes-cool, costumer-done art. I suggest going there after the bars close. I don't mean to say that the food is bad by any means, I just think that it's run-of-the-mill. Or go to take a picture because "Man v Food" came here to try and conquer the 12-egg omelette. Or try to conquer the 12-egg omelette yourself. And fail miserably. read more

Ok, I get it, .... and I don't. Have lived here for 53 years and driven by here a million times. Have heard friends and family say, "What !?!, You've never been to Beth's ? You've got to try it ! At least a hundred times. Finally did. Must just be a culture thing, like the Fremont Troll. Waited outside to be seated, even though empty tables were available that we could see through the windows. Got seated. Already knew what we were ordering as we saw the menu taped on the window while waiting outside 20 minutes (no room inside to wait). While we waited forever to order, we saw two separate people sit at the counter, and order, AND GET THEIR FOOD !, all while we still waited to even order. Just as we were getting up to walk out, a guy sees us and came trotting over and asked if we were ready.....um yes ! Me, sausage, swiss, mushroom omelette. Her, biscuit and gravy with sausage. The omelettes are not pan round and folded in half, they are griddle poured and then spatula folded. My swiss cheese was not even warming up and melting or getting soft, it was just a square piece of swiss cheese the whole meal since not hot. My omelette was FOR SOME UNKNOWN REASON served ON, not next to my hash browns !!! So evidentally you need to ask for your browns on the side or on a second plate. My english muffin was served completely SOAKED in butter. I had to wipe it off with my napkin, but the soggy damage was already done. Her sausage patty that was covered in gravy was completely burnt on the bottom side, but not the top, so she didn't know until taking a bite. It was hard charred and crunchy and smelled burnt on the bottom and ruined the flavor of her biscuit and gravy. She took it off. We didn't finish so got to go boxes. We drove home and both raced to the restroom. She asked if I felt yucky too, and I stated that I did. We think it was just way too much oil consumption. Not the next day, but the next after that, we warmed up our leftovers for lunch and both felt sick again. Not from bad food, but we think just way too much oil. Just messed with our systems. Old, dirty, and dated. But to some, that must be the attraction, it can't be the service as we waited way to long to order, and it can't be the poorly cooked food. It sure wasn't the interior decorating ! The possibility exists I guess that we just had a crappy waiter and a crappy cook that day (New Years Day). Glad it's off my bucket list, but I would never come back. read more

Now, I'm not a man that is easily threatened... but the idea of a 12 egg omelette both disgusted and intrigued me. However, I could not bring myself to order one. So, the two times I've been here I either ordered a 6 egg or shared one. The Triple Bypass was an-artery-clogging-yet-wonderful meat and cheese and egg mix piled on top of hash browns. Me and my date split it and it was really good actually. The Northwestern Exposure was another experience. I really liked the cream cheese in the omelette but there was very little smoked salmon so it was a little much. Probably never ordering that again. They have great coffee and the 6 egg omelettes are reasonable - $15ish after tax and tip. I'll definitely go back but more likely after a night at Kangaroo and Kiwi next door. I don't think it's worth making a trip for. read more

GOOD FOOD/GHETTO PLACE! I went there on Tatoo day! Seriously! I think the cook and the waitress found a sale on tatooes and piercings. PARKING: Street parking on Aurora Ave or around the block. Good luck on parking! AMBIENCE: Major greasy spoon! (There's a picture of this place when you look up "greasy spoon" in the dictionary.) SERVICE: The service matches the ambience :) DRESS: Optional FOOD QUALITY: Good fried breakfast stuff and quantity. COST: Good prices for Seattle. HOTTIE ALERT?: None while I was there. RETURN?: Oh def. I'll go there regularly! read more

ok I hate this place! But my friend, date, and his friend insisted that we go here. The large omelettes .. they are famous for them. I was on a perpetual diet! I got a half grapefruit! they ate their omelettes.. and they burped! I am tempted to go in some time again and yet I stay awayThey migh t run out of grapefruit! ** I am upping this because they have long open hours and I appreciate that. read more

Of course we saw this on Man vs Food and had to check it out. It is not fancy and I wouldn't say it was the very clean, it's what you would expect from a dive-y type restaurant. I am a germaphobe and I still gave it 5 stars! I had the 6 egg southwestern omelet. Next went back and conquered the 12 egg omelet. For 12 eggs the omelet wasn't that expensive. Family got biscuits and gravy, French toast, and a giant pancake. All were very good. The hash-browns were a family favorite. We had to order extra. Even though it was for breakfast, we got milkshakes: Peanut butter (my favorite) and chocolate (typical). The service wasn't anything special, in fact when I ordered the 12 egg omelet the lady practically rolled her eyes at me. Most of the servers acted very busy and annoyed but some were friendly. The rudeness wasn't anything I haven't seen at other restaurants. The good and the bad work everywhere. I would recommend this place to anyone with an open mind and a taste for breakfast. Just be aware, parking can be difficult as it's right off a main road without a lot. read more

While the service was pretty slow, the combination of the very friendly staff, the fun atmosphere and above-standard diner food makes this worthwhile. I had the Breakfast Burger and it was really flavorful, cooked just right and came with a mess of fries. So long as you aren't in a hurry and don't mind an occasionally rowdy clientele, Beth's is a great choice for a late night hangout read more

Sensory overload. What an interesting place!! The walls are covered in drawings from patrons from all over the world. The food was delicious. I ordered the 6 egg northwestern exposure which had smoked salmon, green onions and cream cheese. I wasn't able to finish but I certainly tried. The toast had too much butter which made it more like a butter sandwich but I ate it anyway... Yolo! J/k. It was awesome. The highlight? One on the servers was wearing a cat patterned shirt. I love cats. read more

Beth's Cafe - American Near Me - Seattle, Washington